1. October 9, 2014 Watershed Management Program for Santa Monica Bay Jurisdictional Group 7 within the City of Los Angeles

2. Outline 1.SMB JG7 WMP Group Overview 2.Water Quality Priorities 3.Pollutant Reduction Strategy 4.Selected Watershed Control Measures 5.Outreach and Stakeholder Input on Draft WMP

3. SMB JG7 WMP Group Overview WMP Group: - City of LA area - 977 acre (16.6% of entire JG7) - LACFCD - storm drains Receiving Waters: - Santa Monica Bay 3

4. SMB JG7 WMP Group Overview 4 Destroyed in landslide Two Bacteria Monitoring Stations Anti-degredation

5. Water Quality Priorities Category 1 WBPCs 5 Category 1, Highest Priority: All Applicable TMDLs SMB Dry Weather Bacteria TMDL - Summer Dry: 2006 - Winter Dry: 2009 SMB Wet Bacteria Weather TMDL - 2013 SMB Offshore/Near Shore Debris - 2020 SMB Toxics (PCB/DDT) - EPA TMDL

6. Water Quality Priorities Category 2 and 3 WBPCs Category 2, High Priority: No other 303(d) WBPCs listed at this time Category 3, Medium Priority: No other exceedances of WBPCs at this time 6

7. Pollutant Reduction Strategy Bacteria: in compliance - Anti-degradation sites; no reduction required - Maintain compliance Trash: TMRP developed - 57 catch basin retrofit with screens by December 2015 (26%) - Remaining 161 cover and/or insert retrofits (100%) by July 2016 PCBs/DDTs: in compliance - Maintain current baseline 7

8. Selected Watershed Control Measures LID Ordinance: Effective May 2012 Green Streets Policy: Adopted July 2011 MCMs: ongoing to meet Permit requirements Structural BMPs: limited opportunities due to geographic constraints, landslide hazards. Adaptive management process in coordination with CIMP 8

9. Outreach and Stakeholder Input on Draft WMP Public outreach meeting held on April 10 th in combination with all City-wide EWMPs/WMPs Stakeholder input received on Draft WMP 9

10. Summary Several category 1 WQ priorities, but no categories 2 and 3 Currently in compliance through existing measures CIMP Implementation - Receiving water monitoring - NSW outfall monitoring - SW outfall monitoring - Cost: $330k for first 3 years Adaptive management is key: revise WMP if data from CIMP would demonstrate persistent exceedances of RWLs and WQBELs 10